Prince William and Kate Middleton's hotel room service order in The Bahamas reveals special romantic touch

Prince William and Kate Middleton's room service order from their recent stay at a luxurious Bahamas resort included a touching nod to their royal wedding, according to an inside source. 

• Prince William and Kate Middleton enjoyed delicious room service with a romantic touch during their luxurious resort stay in The Bahamas, according to an inside source.
• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge checked into The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island for two relaxing nights on the final leg of their Caribbean royal tour last month. 
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Prince William and Kate Middleton enjoyed a delicious room service order while staying at a five-star hotel on their recent Caribbean tour—complete with a sweet tribute to their royal wedding. 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge checked into The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island during their trip to The Bahamas last month, after a busy few days in Belize and Jamaica, respectively, for two relaxing nights on the final leg of their week-long visit. 

The highly-covered tour, which marked the couple's first joint overseas engagement in over two years, was organized in celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and aimed to strengthen the British monarchy's relationship with its remaining Commonwealth nations. 

Will and Kate reportedly booked into The Cove's decadent three-bedroom penthouse suite, which boasts panoramic sea views, a full modern gourmet kitchen, a ten-seated dining table, and a personalized butler. 

Rather than waste time cooking or head to one of the resort's four restaurants, it's understood that they opted to use the hotel's 24/7 room service when they got peckish during their stay. 

According to a Page Six source, the couple tucked into a traditional British afternoon tea in the comfort of their suite after spending the morning playing outdoor activities. The indulgent feast included mini lemon meringue pies, raspberry pastries, and freshly baked scones with jam and cream—all of which were delicately presented on fine china. 

A chocolate biscuit cake made with ladyfinger biscuits was also served, in what was likely a special nod to Kate and Will's iconic wedding cake. 

The couple famously treated their guests to slices of the gorgeous no-bake dessert alongside their centerpiece, tiered white fruit cake, at their Buckingham Palace reception in 2011. 

It's been widely reported that the chocolate and digestive biscuit combo has been a Royal Family favorite for decades, with the Queen regularly enjoying a piece herself during her daily afternoon teas. 

Kate and Will also had a few cheeky drinks during their stay, ordering rum punch on both nights, according to the source. It's also understood that the couple requested pepperoni pizza on the first evening and teriyaki noodles with sushi and salmon from the hotel's restaurant, Nobu, on their second night.